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Galloway Terra Cotta Company 


(Formerly WILLIAM GALLOWAY) 


Terra Cotta and 
Pottery 


FOR GARDEN, TERRACE AND INTERIOR DECORATION 


Flower Pots 
Vases 
Pedestals 
Urns 

Flower Boxes 


Jardinieres 


Sun Dials 
Benches 
Tables 
Statuary 
Hermes 


Fountains 


Exhibit at St. Louis Exposition Awarded Grand Prize 


Copy of Jurors’ Report: ‘‘A very extensive and elegant exhibit, showing 
superior workmanship and great beauty of designs. It would be difficult to praise 
this exhibit too highly. Worthy of Grand Prize.”’ 


MARKET STREET POTTERY ESTABLISHED 1810 


REMOVED TO 


Walnut Street Pottery, 1889 
32nd and Walnut Streets = * PHILADELPHIA 


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ARDENING is an art of peace and luxury and, as an 


accompaniment of buildings, follows in the 
wake of architecture. “Without it,” said Bacon (writing in Hlizabeth’s 
time), “buildings and palaces are but gross handiworks and a man 
shall ever see, that when ages grow to civility and elegancy, men come 
to build stately sooner than to garden finely.” 

We, in America, have reached a point in our advancement in art 
when luxurious good taste is finding expression in a type of garden 
suited to the present mode of life. Our gardens must necessarily 
differ from those of other countries owing to the difference in climate, 
but their marked difference from the gardens of the Old World is due 
to changed social conditions. 

During the Colonial period, our gardens, like our architecture, were 
modelled chiefly after those of England. Since then we have passed 
through periods when the decorative accessories were all that bad taste 
could conceive. Our awakened sense of beauty and the perfection 
of the lawn-mower were undoubtedly responsible for the vogue of the 
undecorated lawn. Owing to this advance in our artistic appreciation 
and the general increase of wealth, we have evolved the present style 
of gardening, which is more luxurious in character. 

The gardens of Italy are the chief source of our inspiration. The 
plans of the palace gardens of the Renaissance, though on too grand 
a scale for our average scheme, are replete with suggestions, and the 
gardens themselves contain a profusion of vases, pots and furniture 
that can be appropriately used. Our chief aim should be to make 
the garden an outdoor part of the home as well as a beautiful setting 
for the house. 

The Galloway Collection of Terra Cotta and Pottery shown in this 
catalogue include many original designs and replicas from antique art 
adapted to our present needs and in harmony with the prevailing styles 


of architecture. 


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oar aes ERRA COTTA is the ideal material for garden 
rc: and out-of-door decoration, combining durability 
‘ with great artistic possibilities in color and 
treatment. The extensive use of Terra Cotta 
since the early history of architecture is con- 
vineing proof of its worth. Our clays being 
earefully selected and fired to a degree that ' 
renders the body frost-proof, produce material 
that will weather the severest winter. 


A wide range of color is possible in Terra Cotta, the natural clay 
tints varying from a delicate cream white to deep red, while other { 
shades can be obtained by the addition of color. Gray of medium 
shade is the most popular color. Our gray Terra Cotta harmonizes 
with the usual building materials, matching in tone many of the gray 
stones and in pleasing contrast with red brick and other dark materials. 


The plasticity of the clay in the unburned state permits a freedom 
and delicacy in handling detail that is impossible in other materials. 
Careful workmanship makes our productions as appropriate for use in 
the house, where the first consideration is beauty, as they are for a 
out-of-door decoration where the essential quality is durability. 


In addition to the advantages already mentioned, the cost of 

superior work in Terra Cotta is less than inferior work in the 
cheapest stone. It is also superior in color, finish and durability to any 
cement composition. It is this combination of price, beauty and dura- 
bility that has won high favor for our productions. 


We have had displays at several of the large exhibitions, notably: 
The Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia, The Columbian Exposition 
in Chicago and the Exposition at St. Louis. In every instance the 
highest award was given for superior artistic qualities and technical skill, 


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The Galloway Medallion 


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Height 


7 inches 
914 inches 
101% inches 
11 inches 
12 inches 
15 inches 
17 inches 
18 inches 
22 inches 
241%, inches 


Width 


11% inches 
13 inches 
15% inches 
17 inches 
21 inches 
24 inches 
27% inches 
301% inches 
37 inches 
43 inches 


Base 


5% inches 
6 inches 
8 inches 
9 inches 
11 inches 
14 inches 
16 inches 
17% inches 
20 inches 
21 inches 


Flower-Pots have met the 
popular demand for an ornamental flower-pot, combining 
strength and durability with artistic design at reasonable 
prices. 


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Height 

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Width 
154% inches 
17% inches 
19144 inches 
2114 inches 
24 inches 
30 inches 


Base 
914 inches 
11 inches 
12 inches 
14 inches: 
15 inches 
18% inches 


Phe rims of the Medallion Pots are so constructed that 
they can be firmly grasped by the hands and the pots be 
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No. 205 
Base, 12x 47 in. 
Height, 9 in. 

No. 206 
Base, 12 x 35 in. 
Height, 9 in. 

No. 239 
Base, 16x16 in. 
Height, 14 in. 

No. 240 
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Height, 12 in. 
(See illustration, 
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SHYLE “ROMANG 


Height Width Base 
No. 142a 12 inches 16% inches 8 inches 
No. 142 16 inches 23 inches 10 inches 
No. 143 18 inches 26 inches 12 inches 
No. 144 21 inches 28 inches 34% inches 
No. 145 24 inches 32 inches 15 inches 
No. 146 26% inches 36% inches 17 inches 


No. 138 
Base, 18 x 40 in. 
Height, 12 in. 


MEDALLION FLOWER BOXES No. 139 


Base, 12 x 24 in. 
Height, 91% in. 


No. 140 
Base, 10 x 34 in. 
Height, 81% in. 
(See illustration, 
No. 205. 47 inches long page 24) 


“ROMAN” STANDS 


Stand No. 142. 15% inches wide 
Stand No. 143. 18 inches wide 
Stand No. 144. 20% inches wide 
Stand No. 145. 23 inches wide 
Stand No. 146. 25144 inches wide 


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Circular Plinth 


Saucer A for Pot No. 48, 49 
Saucer B for Pot No. 50, 142a 
Saucer C for Pot No. 41, 51 
Saucer D for Pot No. 42, 52 
Saucer E for Pot No. 438, 142 
Saucer F for Pot No. 44, 143, 538 
Saucer G for Pot No. 45, 54, 144 
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37 inches wide Saucer for” Pot Noo: 


No. 222. Palm Pot 
14 inches wide, 15 inches high 


No. 170 
36 inches high 


No. 137. Jardiniere 
21 inches wide 


Azalia Pots 
Az.11. 11 inches 
Az. 13. 13 inches 


Az. 15. 15 inches inches diameter 
Az.17. 17 inches No. 34. inches diameter 


No. 90. Jardiniere 
25 inches wide 


No. 36 
30 inches high 


Fern Pans ; 
No. 177. 27 inches wide 


No. 65 
No. 178. 221% inches wide 2614 inches wide 


No. 71 f 
2314 inches wide 


No. 68 
21 inches high 


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No. 13. 


“Pisa’ Font, 63 


Novena. 


inches high, 50 inches wide 


30 inches wide 


No. 133. Font, 48 inches high 
Width 23 inches 


No. 304. Fountain Figure 
Boy and Goose. 21 in. high 


No. 253. Font. Height to top of bowl, 58% in., width, 40 in. 


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No. 24. (Antique), 37 inches high 42 j No; eet On ; 
(Can be made without lower plinth) 3 inches high, 25 inches wide 


No. 123 
17% inches wide 
15 inches hig 


No. 124 e 
2114 inches wide 
20 inches high 


No. 28. Vase on Pedestal No. 97 
Total height, 45 inches 


No. 1 “Louis XIV.” Vases from the Gardens at Versailles No. 2 
Subject: “The Triumph of Height, 40 inches 
Neptune’”’ Width, 29 inches 


No. 256. Greek Vase 
10% in. high, 10% in. wide 


Medici Vase (Antique) 
18 inches high 


Louis XIV. Vase on Pedestal 
No. 116 
Total height, 65 inches 


Vase, 26 inches wide No.5. 37 inches high 
Pedestal, 28 inches high (Can be made without lower plinth) 


No. 26. 20% inches high 


No. 245. % inches wide 
No. 263. inches wide 


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45 inches high 


No. 173. Vase, 38 inches wide 
No. 211. Pedestal, 31 inches high 


No. 203. Jar and Stand No. 246. Jar 
26 inches high 24 inches high 


Vase No. 3 on Pedestal No. 
Total height, 68 inches 


No. 3 
37 inches wide 


No. 10 
Width across handles, 36 inches 
Width of bowl, 26 inches 


No. 29 
14 inches high 
No. 29a (same, without handles) 


Vase No. 10. Pedestal No. 11 


No. 134. 45 inches high 


No. 261. 


No. 


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125. 


22 inches wide 


27 inches wide 


No. 213. 2514 inches high 


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No. 248. (Antique) 
27 inches high 


No. 


No. 249. (Antique) 25 inches high 


(Lids of vases can 


107. “Warrick” Vase (Antique) 
33 inches wide 


No. 250. (Antique) 35 inches high 


be removed) 


No. 197. Chair. 3114 inches wide, 37% inches high 


Panel, “Cupids with Garlands,” by Pietro Ghiloni. 16 x66 inches 


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inches wide. No. 175, 16 inches wide. No. 175D, 20 inches wide. No. 198, 16 inches 


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No. 184, Fernery (Antique) 
tted with an inside flower-box that can be removed 
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No. 183. (Antique) 35 inches high No. 242. (Antique) 


No. 257. 19 inches high 30 inches high 


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No. 196. Bench. Top, 18% x 54 inches 
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No. 175. Bench. Top, 16 x 54 inches 
No. 175D. (Ornamented front and back.) Top, 20 x 54 inches 


No. 220. Pedestal or Stool 
18 inches high 


No. 198. Bench Top. 16x50 inches 


Pedestals 
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No. 130. (Antique) 
36 inches high 


Table with 


No. 189. (Antique) Limest ne Top. 39x63 inches 
(Supports from the house of Cornelius Rufus, Pompeii) 


Indiana Limestone. 25 x 48 inches, height 31 inches. 


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21. Vase (Antique), 16 inches high 


No. 17. Pedestal, 32 inches high 


No. 


18. Pedestal, 35 inches high 


No. 28. Vase Bowl, 19 inches wide 
Made with round or square base 


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125. Vase; bowl, 21 inches 

99. Pedestal, 32 inches high 
99a. Pedestal, 32 inches high 
99b. Pedestal, 39 inches high 


No. 168. 
No. 169. 


2744 inches wide 
181% inches wide 


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No. 233. “Icanthus” Pot 
18 inches wide 


No. 179. “Vitruvian” Pot 
22 inches wide 


No. 221. “Cupid” Pot 
141%4 inches wide 
No. 352. “Laurel Festoon” Pot 
13 inches wide 


No. 235. “Oak” Pot. 2014 inches wide No. 234. “Fruit Band” Pot. 25 inches wide 


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No. 230. 


No. 352. “Fruit Festoon” Pot 


No. 219. “Italian” Pot 12 inches wide 


30 inches wide 


No. 236. “Pear Festoon” Pot No. 241. “Icanthus” Square Pot 
16% inches wide 16% inches wide 


No. 58. “Kaiser” Pot 42 inches wide 


No. 188. “Festoon” Pot No. 60. “Royal” Pot 
20 inches wide 30 inches wide 


No. 225. “Grape” Pot, 18 inches 


No. 226. “Grape” Pot, 2214 inches wide 
(Width of “Grape” Pots does not include projection of grapes) 


No. 327. “Fruit Border” Box. 241% inches long 


No. 194 
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No. No. 214. “Grape Jar” 
14 x 20 inches top 20 inches wide 


No. 228. “Tuscan” Pot, 17 inches wide 
No. 229. “Tuscan” Pot, 22 inches wide 


No. 136. 23 inches wide 


30 inches wide 


No. 350. 24 inches wide 


No. 218. 20 inches wide 


No. 239. 16 x 16 in. square 
14 inches high 

No. 240. Medallion Box 
12x12x12 high 


No. 104. Greek Vase 
Bowl, 17 inches 


No. 280. Supports 
No. 140. Flower Box on “Griffin” 
Length, 34 inches; total height, 2614 inches 
Boxes 205 and 206, page 6,can be used with supports No. 280 


21 inches wide 


No. 176. Medallion Box 
19 x 25 inches 


No. 243. 16 inches wide 


13% x 20 inches 


No. 33. (Antique) Vase 
No. 321. 15 x 29 inches Bowl, 18 inches wide 


No. 231 
“Waterbaby” Pot 
6 inches wide 


No. 215. “Grape and Satyr” Flower Box 
Base, 12 x 41 inches; height, 111% inches 


No. 323 
7144x17% inches 


7x 20% inches 


“Laurel” Box on Spiral Supports 
Total height, 26 inches 


No. 39. Jardiniere, 25 in. wide 
No. 120. Base, 20 in. wide No. 326. “Laurel” Flower Box, 15x35 inches 


No. 351. “‘Waterbaby” Pot 
10 inches wide 
No. 325. “Gillouche” Flower Box 
9x 32 inches 


No. 232. “Mermaid” Pot 
18 in. wide,18% in. high 


No. 215. Flower Box on “Plain” Supports, No. 281 
Total height, 28 inches 


No. 141. “lonic” Flower Box No. 40 
Base, 1214x 36 inches; height, 9 inches 29 inches high 


No. 9. Vase, 241% inches wide 
No. 15. Vase, 16 inches wide 
No. 19. Pedestal, 25 inches high 


No. 216. Bowl. 181% in. wide. 


No. 277. “Italian” Jar 
20 in. high 


No. 101. Pedestal. 33 in. high No. 258. Bird Bowl, 20 inches wide 


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No. 108. Vase No. 212. Pedestal 
Bowl, 49 inches 
Copy of a Moresque Vase in Kew Gardens, London 


No. 180. Pedestal 
38 inches high 


No. 20. Vase, 111% in. high 
No. 97. Pedestal, 24 in. high No. 69. 23 inches high Total height, 30 inches 
Pedestal, 96 and 98 No. 70. 291 inches high No. 169 Vase on Pedestal No. 30 


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Your garden is incomplete without a sun-dial. No matter how simple or pretentious it may be, the 
sun-dial should be a central point of interest. The sun marks on the trees and flowers the passing of 
the seasons, so it is fitting that on the dial-face it should mark the passing of the quiet hours spent 
in your garden. 


No. 202 No. 150. Sun Dial for Wall ‘A No; 287 
“Greek” Doric Dial “Tempus fugit” Roman” Doric Dial 


40 inches high 42 inches high 


Lin IAL PLATES of brass are included with all sun-dials except for Wall dial No. 
pal 150, which has the dial incisedin the terra cotta. 

Setting of sun-dial: The shaft should be firmly set upon a foundation that 
reaches below the frost line. To make the shaft secure and prevent its being 
thrown out of plumb, a rod should be extended up through the hollow center 
of shaft and the space filled with concrete. To accomplish this it is not neces- 
sary to completely fill the hollow portion of the shaft, but merely have several 
inches of solid material at the base. 

The plate is set with the base of gnomen pointing south, but as the true south varies 
from the magnetic meridian, a compass will not accurately determine the position. A more 
accurate adjustment can be obtained by using a table of time variation which shows the 
daily discrepancies between sun and standard time. With the aid of this table the dial can 
be set by the sun, mid-day being the best time to make the adjustment. 

The dial plate must be level and, when properly adjusted, should be securely fastened to 
shaft with cement. 


Cast Dial, A 
40° Dial Plate Cast Dial, B 10% inches diameter _ Cast Dial, C 
11 inches diameter 12% inches diameter (Round or square) 13 inches diameter 


No. 155. “Zodiac” Dial No. 153. “Anthemion” Dial 
40 inches high 47 inches high 


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No. 152 No. 158. Sun Dial 


45 inches high Motto: “Let others tell of storms and showers, 
“Speak the truth or be silent” P’ll only mark your sunny hours.” 


No. 285, “Prism” Dial No. 202. “Doric” Dial on Plinth No. 159. “Baluster” Dial 
36 inches high No. 122. Total height, 4644 inches 39 inches high 


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No. 156 No. 154 
50 inches high 45 inches high 
“Amiddst ye flowres 
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(All sun-dials can be fur- 
nished with or without step, 
or base, as desired.) 


No. 244 No. 23. (Antique) 
141% inches high Bowl, 25 inches 


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No. 151 No. 289 ‘ No. 286 
40 inches high 37 inches high 36 inches high 
Sun Dial No. 151 can be (With metal dial plate) 
used with base 6 inches 
high like Dial No. 156. 


Nymphs (By Jean Goujon). Panels, 1 foot 11 inches by 6 feet 3 inches 


No. 160. “Pan” 
511% inches high 


No. 303 


No. 302 
5 feet 8 inches high 


5 feet high 
HERMES 
Hermes Nos. 302 and 303 can be used 
effectively to support wooden trellis- 
work or to carry pots and jardinieres. 


No. 301. 


(By Glodion) 
33 inches high 


Venus at Bath No. 162. “Zeus” No. 163. 
511% inches high 


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262. Basin with Figure No. 304. 54 inches wide 


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No. 67. Dancing Girl (By Conova) No. 64. Diana (de Gabii) 
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No. 63. Diana (By Benzoni) No. 182. Hebe (By Thorwaldsen) 
4 feet 7 inches high 59 inches high 


No. 200 No. 201 
15 inches high 15 inches high 


No. 299 No. 300 
91% inches high 20 inches high 


Fountain Heads are made with bond four inches deep to hold them in the wall. 


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No. 187. Mercury, 21 inches high No. 125a. Vase, 27 inches wide No. 186. Apollo, 21 inches high 
No. 166. Pedestal, 46 inches high No. 126. Pedestal, 38 inches high No. 167. Pedestal, 41 inches high 


Special Designs are executed from drawings, and prices will be quoted on details submitted. 
We shall also be pleased to submit sketches in accordance with individual taste, or offer sugges- 


tions for the placing of our material in gardens and interiors. 
Terra Cotta is an excellent building material and well adapted for use in the construction of the 


architectural features of the garden, such as balustrades, pergolas, fountain curbs, etc. 
Estimates will be furnished on plans or sketches submitted. 


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PRICE LIST 


N. B.—Prices are based upon our standard colors: Gray, Red and Cream White. Gray being the 
color in popular demand for vases, sun-dials, etc., is the color usually carried in stock, though in 
some pieces, for example, the plain Greek forms, 104, 69, 70, etc., red is the appropriate color. The stock 
colors for the Medallion pots are red and gray. Special colors will be charged extra, depending upon 
the size of the order and the color selected. Packing is carefully done, insuring safe transportation. 
Terms: Net cash. 


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Vase, 40 h, 14% f, 29 b 

Vase, dimensions same as No. 1 
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Pedestal, 31 h, 26 b, 19 t 

Vase, 37 h, 15 f, 24 b 

Fountain, 48 h, 24 


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Vase, 38 h, 17 f, 244% w 
Vase, 19 h, 11 f, 24% 
Vasen22 oh, 1 £, 386 w: 
Pedestal, 28 h, 18% b, 12% t 
Vase, 22 h, 11 f, 

Vase, 63 h, 33% f, 
Pedestal, 22 h, 14 f, 

Vase, 16 h, 7 

Vase, 16 h, 

Pedestal, 32 

Pedestal, 35 

Pedestal, 25 

Vase, 11% h, 8% f, 21 w 
Vase, 15% h, 9 f, 32 w, 27 b 
Vase, 11% h, 8% f, 

Vase, 17% h, 9% f, 2 

Vase, 37 h, 15 f, 24 b 
Pedestal, 19 h, 21 b, 12% t 
Vase, 22% h, 9% f, 24 w, 20 b 
Pedestal, 14 h, 18 b, 14 t 
Pedestal, 14 h, 16 b, 12 t 
Vase, 17 h, 9% f, 27 w, 19 b 


Vase, same as No. 28, without handles.... 


Vase, 14 h, 7 f, 21% 


Vase, same as No. 29, without handles.... 


Pedestal, 15 h, 11% b, 10% t 
Pedestal, 1414%2 h, 10 b, 9 t 
Vase, 19 h, 8 f, 18 b, 2342 w 
Globe, 26 in diameter 
Globe, 22 in diameter 

Urn, 30 h, 14% f, 24 w 
Jardiniere, 18 h, 25 w, 14% opening 
Vase, 29 h, 

Pot, 12 h, 15% w, 

Pot, 14 h, 17% w, 

Pot, 16 h, 19% w, 

Pot, 18 h, 214% w, 14 b 

Pot, 20 h, 24 w, 15 b 

Pot, 24 h, 30 w, 18% b 

Pot, 7 h, 11% w, 5% b 
Pot,’91% h, 13 w, 6 b 

Pot, 10% h, 16 w, 8 b 
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Pot, 12 h, 21 w, 11 b 

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Pot, 17 h, 27% w, 16 b 

Pot, 18 h, 30% w, 17% b 
Pot, 22 h, 37 w, 20 b 

Pot, 24144 h, 43 w, 21 b 


Saucers: A, 20c.; B, 25c.; C, 40c.; D, 60c.; E, 90c.; F, 


$1.40; G, $2.00; H, $2.75; 1, $3.50. 
Pot, 30% h, 42 w, 19 f 


60 Pot, 21h, 30 w, 13 f 
61 Pedestal, 33 h, 12x18 b, 12 t 


same as Sun Dial No. 151 without dial attachment. 


Pedestal, 2114 h, 14% f, 
Diana, 55 h, 23 b 
Diana, 66 h, 16 b 


Jardiniere, 16 h, 264%4 w, 15 f, 18 opening. . 


Dancing Girl, 69 h, 18 f 


Jardiniere, 21 h, 18 w, ii ft; 13 openmg-..... 


Wase, 23.h, 23) w, 22°f 
Vase, 30 h, 30 w, 15 f 


Jardiniere, 16 h, 231% w, 16 f, 16 opening.. 


Jardiniere, 25 h, 25 w 
Pedestal, 27 h, 19 b, 11% t 
Pedestal, 24 h, 17 b, 9% t 
Pedestal, 21 h, 15 b, 9% t 
Pedestal, 32 h, 18% b, 138% t 
Pedestal, 32 h, 16 b, 11 t 
Pedestal, 39 h, 18% b, 13% t 
Pedestal, 33 h, 26 b, 25 t 
Vase, 9% h, 21 w, 17 b 
Vase, 254% h, 12% f, 33 wh 
Vase, 30 h, 21% f, 40 w 
Pedestal, 14 h, 
Pedestal, 16 h, 
Pedestal, 18 h, 
Pedestal, 19 h, 
Pedestal, 20 h, 


Pedestal, for Vases Nos. 1 and 2, 25 h, 24 b, 


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Pedestal, 16 h, 2214 b, 18 t 
Plinth, 6 h, 15% b, 13% t 
Plinth, 6 h, 20 b, 16% t 
Plinth, 6 h, 22 b, 18% t 
Plinth, 6 h, 24 b, 20 t 
Plinth, 6 h, 28 b, 24 t 
Vase, 15 h, 17% w, 7% f 
Vase, 20 h, 21% w, 15% b, 9% f 
Vase, 12% h, 27 w, 21 b, 9% f 
Same as 125 without Plinth 
Pedestal, 
Pedestal, 36 h, 12 b, 9% t 
Vase, 42 h, 14%4 f, 28 w 
Vase, 48 h, 18% f, 23 b 
Vase, 45) -h, 25) b; dis: £ 
Pot, 18 h,. 80. w; 18 b 
Pot, 17 h, 14% b, 23 w 


Jardiniere, 17 h, 10% f, 21 w, 14 opening.. 


Box, 120 %h;, 

Box, 91% 

Box, 8% h, 34x10 
Box, on supports 280 
Box, 9 h, 1214x36 
Pot, 12 h, 16% 

Pot, 167h, 

Pot, 18 h, 26 w, 

Pot, 

Pot, 24 h, 32 w, 15 b 
Pot, 26% h, 36% w, 17 b 


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142 


168 
169 


PRICE LIST—Continued 


Stands: 5167 wise mrsctaeco ke otieata, eee eae howe $2.00 
Stam yr Seow es waceonte ctagetele ucctaraceterae: Motieen hoe tees 3.00 
Stands. 2OLBON wien ae cota bases ayete sas tatapentionets, cree 5.00 
SSE Loko Pym a Te in A a 7 BEI ad oh eect hota ia oer eae 7.00 
Standy 2578) Mar tentials cateeition “aL cee eae 10.00 
SuniDialy formals 4252 ee oe seer 50.00 
Sun YD italia 46) tise ete eee ere ee ions 55.00 
Stn) Dials, 45, shy e2ae aD). epaecte ere oa eterno 38.00 
Sun eDialiv 47s Oni Hae ok ve cekn sere arenas craes 38.00 
Sun) Dial} (28s bebe beer ienreras oe eset 20.00 
SunsDial S40 be -ZillkDe aa ee ensue eral iterate 50.00 
Suni Dial <5 Oni 20D teeta ne nent ieee 55.00 
Sun 7 Dial [3G ten peta eee ne ste pees 40.00 
SunieDial, 450 Shes on bis. eis oie eel rarer 85.00 
Sun Dial}.739) Snir eeseaee. wale ie, te eee 35.00 
FEF MESH SOEs wae a ena si aieteele actin ave Masai 65.00 
Fe nnves 0 440 Slog ree chistes rae eters 4 65.00 
Hermes, 5 U1430neaae on camel ook aon ee ere 60.00 
hlerines,; 57 Yor ented strensceaw hy <parare ome kouels a 60.00 
Pedestali46) ha d4eb lil tear a ai aseceausers notes 25.00 
Pedestal) x4. Ph, 2 “sett teks wore aeons 20.00 
Vase; v2i hes 27 tomate ete rent ace meena 14.00 
Vase Water by SS horiw,, cS elie sccm cus errs ieee oh 6.00 
Jar s6ah;. SOcwot Ahh e226. teers see are 50.00 
Vientis ade Milo resi ene symm oe ae eee te 35.00 
Valse, M7 AGe neo S4 cele eo On Waste thet nkleesieue ener a 20.00 
Vase 222 WSS Wea toe ler eee Coe Ge ere 45.00 
Bench dio Wire hi x54 Ste is ae oan naan nee 30.00 
Boxe LO vos DemelOx 25h ccc te eictatere wows netnie teeter sas 10.00 
Bowl se -planry lull oe Mie cWie meni etensete! teteveratare cre 6.00 
Bowl, *piainj m0 Tamia 22) Wee 3 pastes iets eel =s eer 3.00 
Pot; 092, 22) wr liQbS Dictate reusic cine estausaiet 20.00 
Pedestal eio8i ligt 6st. SL Oant reper eent ere ater 28.00 
Pedestaliir4s lie lo260 tn nae aie apnea acters: ashen ae 25.00 
Frebe wih Oishi adios 5 ier. Peatteratarees clseees cba rove ctene 100.00 
VASE Sh3 Dunll sia Series oie tite sie eie onsen ae eck 60.00 
Fernery, 26 h, 19x45 b, 16%x39% t...... 90.00 
Busty i20 cy elite 5 spanner tarenctetere oleic beteeaie reve cates 16.00 
Bustle viii oe cms heat oe toe eee etem etenage 18.00 
Pothalsohe20uwae 1 2tlon cccts a cierntae sets aeons Mare 16.00 
Tableye oO Ne SOX O63 mab iy weckvcre eee re renee 125.00 
Pott shies 17 Wig RSA ete caeaiec = bei ae eterno te erento 5.00 
Benchj2-19) hy. +545 lon eaten. poeta aise en 40.00 
Chair, 3026) Ta eee walt te. s stale saevaree eatin 100.00 
Bench: 216x500 g2ta-aa. eee emits Seager 28.00 
Tables gS 1 ta ti2b x4 Seiten teres ak tereen sesce ravers ae 75.00 
Fountain: -rHead.g lowe lis. ox. aa seteierend stare ors 16.00 
Fountain@Heads Wh. Wit l25 6 ivan tas os er oe 14.00 
Sun) Dials C40c hei S25 esp. monte oe epee ae tae 42.00 
Jar, 26 h, 28 w, 16% saucer, 13 opening.... 25.00 
a AAT). AB Mae peceral peta te pay he eieeaees sere oe deseo keene ake sete 45.00 
BOX, (29 ahs pA Oe SE ey in epee Baers 3 15.00 
Box: (9h Pola 23 Ras fee aes cle renee okabeem abe arenes» 10.00 
Box, stor hie eel: 45:2 OhSG ye cote, ave oe et iexaraiete poh saawcke 6.00 
Pedestal; t3t-hi 33094; 24165 tenes epee 40.00 
Pedestaliulawnye280 bs ao" Uncen oe ape crete 20.00 
AEN SCP RATES: | Me aged bili oleae’ areca tio oe a oe 16.00 
Pot, 20 h, 20 w, 15% saucer, 124% opening 20.00 
BOxs U2 Mie VORA oe mead cos a seater teria tas aeinee cee 20.00 
Bowls dite sh Sip oswy 0) iio veemerersieie 3.50 
Bowl 29a, i722; away 3) ODE MIS Sretepestenters erate 4.00 
Pot: 5049673220) w,, 2) Dae et rave eters: 10.00 
Pot.) 227s ass O swe ae cee eae as Refers 25.00 
Stoolsel Sele. UG Wien ceo uns eae ehtacrremenn eet ee: 20.00 
Potyd Hy palaws Swe ae ae caus a casters kere ote audi se 8.00 
Pot; 4) ehiy Pld, swe al) FSAUGOr eer as 4.00 
TGA ZZA VeRO Wy. ahs commer ethers) sb cucvabeto ceteNrit a sis ens eeewe 25.00 


NOTE:—All dimensions given in inches. 


Pot, 15% h, 18144 w, 10 b, 23% over all.... $14.00 
Pot, 20h; 22% w,..2626 overall =e 2s oe 25.00 
Pot,) 1482.0) sweetll0e Die satl eerie is lecetan tear eee 10.00 
Pot ale ai: weet O! Dacre aeasw oat hteastth ses enone aes 4.00 
Pots) (228 owt. sai tek tone og eins ee een ea ena 10.00 
Pot, 2) “hype 26 we 147 Dinckig es ok ents reer 25.00 
Rots eb Voriahs, 6 Swrnn. cure mnt neneton een ene 2.50 
Pot; 186 i, w18.w, L406 spencers ocr meoetede 15.00 
Pottelate int el S se weal OSS bircn srarcies ci ace eee 8.00 
Pot, Sit bie 25)eWa olga aD rine asec rr eer tear 20.00 
Pots, 1406 che 2006 «wit 29 Sn vecdrees tonne cremisichrete 6.00 
Plot; 2u6i ny, 1616) Wee Dunc ee kee erate eae 4.00 
Pot. S hi 1 O16 Wi... cai Meee crete tn eee oe 6.00 
Poti 2 tis 2 Wisc rarer apeetee aeeetceereieateicne 3.50 
Pot, Wows 1646 we bee apie eer eee 10.00 
ViasSeye oO iA. d atitepsiscs as telarare eee ee eee eres 40.00 
Vases. 996 he 6. wy EO Bian: serie ee Oe 4.00 
Winn rater Jae 434 Wik acre aisiexs At eee eee 8.00 
Vase nce WH, 2525. Ws USM tiene opens aepearnrey iee 18.00 
CUE T pcr: Sie) Gls ica ae erm Cana ieee enema eer als Co 8 15.00 
Mase air inernc kere ues <tctebo scenes eee ee eae 35.00 
VASEF 20S oa ees cine shel etter Vaated eee ee 30.00 
Mase} nt Si) Slats. Sc... oni ies eee meee ie eae eee 50.00 
Vases «lS Ohi sircrd 6 Ce nate eae Sins oe eon aes 12.00 
FROM ELE Bae n: Lov icretay one eae ios Ce eee 25.00 


Font (without figure) 58% h, 40 w, 27% b 90.00 


Mase, «1da2 oh sol aw, 9c hee ye ee eee 7.50 
Vase, Oto kote wale bl Srna meee te eee 5.00 
Vases oO ei ct. A arc 2: hee tee 15.00 
Bird’ Bathe38) 4920 waeseeee ene 5.00 
Maises<5 7a) 24 vis 225% Thea see pee eet ee 75.00 
Font: (43: che. 258 -weeib bE seauaee eee eee 35.00 
Bowl, 09. nei 22.5ws 916 salve ater ee eee 7.00 
Basin, 20% h, 54 w (without figure)...... 100.00 
Viasesy'8: hh, 2.2 wala “lols oa ce ee ree ee 10.00 
Vase, 436) ie eho cae oe een ene ere 25.00 
Jain; C16 cheseeine co to ce ne eee ote 7.50 
Jan) 20h. sOpening 16 1sn.e seein eee 10.00 
Supports, 71:8" ne 4x ee eee ee Per pair 12.00 
Supports, 1534 ohe wot 4exd artes sere Per pair 8.00 
Supports, with? BoxeocGeeee eee oon 40.00 
Sun Dial 36 Inaass mech cece isis ce oes eee 38.00 
Sun’s Dial). 1425" hivvceaeaca noe hoa bee eee 38.00 
Suni Dial piste lic, ances corte cere alee eee 35.00 
Fountainstiead,, 9227 n Sewanee era 6.00 
Eountalin = Head pc 0iolus. cece eteateteniecreeerets 20.00 
MenussateiBath) tosis ne mein araneerenie 35.00 
Flerimes 60) ceicay- he cece etre et meetin 65.00 
Flermes; 26 Salty ata Sernviie met eco aru rays 50.00 
Boy "& Goose, 2i1e li ovine eer te ee eet 22.00 
Box, flail 29 cl 5 al eect ae ee eee Pye Noise 14.00 
Boxay 9a 20x13 oo Ste a nteeterce earch. alstereayate 6.00 
Box; (5362 hex Piermtecta oc ohcetoa rene ata 3.00 
Box;i1 Oey exc 086 Slbrenereiers teeter ae terete ster 3.00 
BOxX,u Senin OXSQ6 Deter iets ehonasuceenearouete mremitee 10.00 
Box-0n, SUP DORtS 288) apace tee alee tere heres 40.00 
Boxsa 11056. Oa Oe cena tererareach ane teases! «ete 22.00 
j= Yop epg Guin abymee lhe. <i Ravan neti tena MG. TOMNO CEG eae 6.00 
Pot, 19.2024 Swi) 2a a cto rcrecte ae teers tered ¥ 
Proton Tah oO Sy eee eee ee ise Se 
Plot! (832 Mi o0S.0s 0 hectare tespauvcal's ast orer ois KB 4s) 
[VMN Le ae, Theses agoh nocdovannosocoubuN oS 3.75 
Plots Ulsew ysl cct ase sccig seta hatte nays sites ate iene 1.00 
= Koy ee GS ain, tooo BoC Ond ane hod d 1.50 
Xo} 3 BN ee BA Se eo Ae ta Dmon ase ao GODS 2.50 
POPP Ta Wis ce Serna ee eleeie ereiioke toe taecctetatele sae 4.00 


Abbreviations, h, height; w, width; t, top; b, base or bow]; f, foot. 


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